9 thoughts on “ Idiots Rule - Janes Addiction - Ritual De Lo Habitual / Nothings Shocking / Janes Addiction (CD, Album, Album, Album) ”

1. As grand (and grandiose) as Nothing’s Shocking, Jane’s Addiction’s major-label debut seemed, its follow-up Ritual de lo Habitual outstripped it sonically and in its ambition. With “alternative music” and metal getting more and more happily acquainted, the quartet smashed together a meld that not only sounded right but was, just a year and change before the release of Nirvana’s.

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2. Idiots Rule Lyrics. 9. Jane Says an epic masterpiece bested only by their next album Ritual De Lo Habitual. Ironically – no doubt the band’s very intent – it was just about as shocking.

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3. Everything came together perfectly, despite the band members' frequent fights and ego trips, and perhaps this is why 's Nothing's Shocking was such a good album. Jane's Addiction certainly weren't on the best terms with each other when this album was being recorded. Right off the bat, Perry Farrell demanded percent of the album's 4/5.

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4. Of the two ‘Ritual de lo Habitual’ is by far the more ambitious, making use of greater textures and boasting a fuller sounding production; when this album aims for epic it holds nothing back with ‘Three Days’ and ‘Then She Did’ both clocking in at over eight minutes in length and sounding far more progressive than anything found on 4/5.

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6. Idiots obey They made it easy Now cheaters have their way You hi-di-ho's You're living on your knees Forget the rule! Oh - idiots rule! Forget the rule! Oh - idiots rule! Now there's a time But i say non like now There's a time Where idiots are bound If there's a pole Planted in your back Then you're a fixture Not a man Forget the rule! Oh.

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7. On the band's major label debut, Jane's Addiction show the world why they were so relentlessly pursued by A&R types, as their thunderous, Metal-meets-Funk explodes from the speakers right from the get-go. Nothing's Shocking established Jane's Addiction ability to set the pace musically, and it remains one of best representations of the band to.

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8. The songs on Ritual de lo Habitual fully embrace Jane’s Addiction’s psychedelic and progressive side. Tracks like “Three Days” and “Then She Did ” exceed the eight-minute mark, becoming elegant aural tapestries with mystique a la Led Zeppelin.

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9. Idiots Rule is a Jane’s Addiction song written in Lyrics. I got a lie A fat fuckin’ lie About a law Idiots obey They made it easy Now cheaters have their way You hi-di-ho’s You’re living on your knees.

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